Woman crashes car into art gallery in downtown Columbia
Cynthia Hickman faces reckless driving charges after a high speed chase from West Columbia ends with a crash into Havens Framemaker and Gallery. Two cars were hit and art damage reported as Hickman and passenger Matthew Rota were treated at a hospital. A separate fatal crash occurred hours later near a downtown building, killing Samuel J. Washington Sr.
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Columbia
Cynthia Hickman
West Columbia
Columbia City
Rob Schaller
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Schaller
Matthew August Rota
Rota
Havens
Jim Calk
Samuel J. Washington Sr
Ordinance May Have Kept Bikers From Charleston Rally
About 40 000 attended the Heritage Motorcycle Rally last week but organizers say Charleston s noise ordinance against loud motorcycle engines deterred riders. Police said no tickets were issued by Sunday afternoon and critics claim the rule discouraged attendance and hurt local spending.
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Charleston
Dave Harvey
Charles Francis
Harvey
Ladson
Fred Uibel
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Man Dies in Swansea House Fire
A man died in a Swansea house fire after a neighbor retrieved him from the burning home around 6 30 a m. Lexington County sheriff Maj Larry Shea said the man was dead at the scene and an autopsy is planned for Monday. The coroner has not released the name, and investigators continue to probe the fire s cause.
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Lexington County
Larry Shea
Shea
Man Charged with Murder in Berea Car Shooting
Miguel Angel Hermosillo Alcaraz, 35, of Greenville, is charged with murder in the shooting death of Medy Dora El Zelaya in a Berea apartment complex. El Zelaya was shot twice after a domestic dispute. Police seek the suspect, possibly driving a light blue Ford Focus. he is 5 foot 7, 150 pounds with a mustache and black pants.
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Berea
Miguel Angel Hermosillo Alcaraz
Medy Dora el Zelaya
el Zelya
Michael Hildebrand
Hermosillo Alcaraz
Silas Pearman Bridge Closure Triggers 26 Mile Detour
The Silas Pearman bridge, the newer Cooper River span connecting Charleston and Mount Pleasant, will close at night for weeks as workers build above it. A 26 mile detour will affect Charleston residents during this period.
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Charliston
South Carolina
Cooper River
Silas Pearman
Charleston
Mount Pleasant
Pearman
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